Married in 1976 separated in 2001 divorce decree nisi in 2002 ancillary relief application in 2006 main issue concerning matrimonial home at 5 Westering Lane Warwick Parish

Dublin convicted for handling a firearm based on CCTV DNA evidence on firearm and sock

Dispute over share rectification following refusal to register share transfers winding-up petition by plaintiff modification of company bye-laws affecting share redemption

The Plaintiff, a former school teacher at Cedarbridge Academy, sued the Minister of Education and the Board of Governors, alleging a failure to provide a safe working environment due to exposure to mold and other hazardous substances. She cited breaches of the Occupational Health and Safety Act 1982. The Defendants sought to strike out the claim, arguing that the Act did not confer a right of action and that applicable regulations were enacted after the Plaintiff's period of employment.

Ms. Brangman admitted to making arrangements for and collecting tamarind balls from Jamaica which were seized and found to contain 69.99 grams of crack cocaine. The case turns on whether Ms. Brangman had knowledge of the cocaine

Conviction for sexual assault and intrusion on privacy based on insufficient evidence and inadequate reasons for convictions

Concerned with requests for exchange of information under tax agreements focusing on the legality and requirements of such requests

Involvement in a case of money seizure at airport false documentation and questionable source of funds

Antione Holder appealed against a decision by Justice Hellman given on 18 March 2014 regarding a partition action. He sought to appeal out of time due to alleged delays caused by his former attorneys. The case revolved around the division of property into lots 'A' and 'B' subject to planning permission and an issue of spillage from Antione's property affecting Hazel Holder's property.

PC A alleges serious sexual assault and perverting the course of justice by PS P and PS R late complaint DPP's decision based on insufficiency of evidence and public interest

The appellant an 86-year-old male appealed against conviction and sentence for sexual offences committed 44 years ago against a male child family member. The offences included causing or inducing a child to commit an indecent act and indecent assault. The case involved three counts of sexual offences detailed accounts from the complainant his sister and police evidence alongside the appellant's denial of all allegations. The magistrate found the appellant guilty and the appeal court upheld the conviction and sentence emphasizing the seriousness of the offences the breach of trust and the impact on the victim

Misrepresentation by respondent in failing to disclose employment petitioner's financial obligations respondent's non-disclosure